Bigger battery

[qwer123]

Please samsung it's about time you deliver us faster charging speed and bigger battery because one plus and other manufacturers gave us both efficiency and bigger battery and you guys need to stop giving us one large 5000mAh battery and 45W so called 2.0 super fast which I don't consider fast for 2025, instead give us 2 battery than are 3000-3500mAh totaling to 6000-7000mAh and these dual battery allows faster charging without damaging the battery health and helps the phone stay cooler as there is more room for heat to be spread out where 1 large battery generates more heat. Note 7 days we didn't have these dual cell technology but know we do where we don't have to worry about phone going on fire. 

[RedDogRabbit]

I don't see how 2 batteries would help. Using a different battery technology seems to be a better solution, without taking up additional space by having 2 batteries, instead of one.. but have a look at the link below:

https://www.sammyfans.com/2025/01/03/samsung-apple-to-adopt-high-silicon-batteries/

[qwer123]

New battery technologies, plus larger batteries plus faster charging, would increase our screen on time 4-5 hours like I want 2-3% battery drain 30 mins of pubg. The way dual battery would help is the heat gets spread out where one larger sell heats up a lot more, also enabling faster charging without damaging battery health sooner and faster charging tends to decrease battery health and by split the battery into 2 their is room for heat to spread out and a 3000mAh battery is likely to remain cooler 1 on top and one on bottom. Heat can degrade battery over time and spliting the battery into 2 helps as a large single battery is gonna heat up much more than 2 small sized batteries. As you see in the image, what one plus introduced is parallel charging to provide you the largest possible battery + fast charging without hurting the battery health, adding power management to split the power where 1 large battery causes more heat. Where as if they put 2 3000mAh battery to compete with one plus and xiomoi and privide us 40W, which will give us 80W charging speed as 40W charing 3000mAh battery generates far less heat the charing a 5000mAh battery at 50W. What one plus and xiomoi did are the best solution, as you see in the first image. There is only so much you can improve a 5000mAh battery and we have been stuck at it for over 5 years and samsung needs to keep up with competition not just saying improved efficiency they need to improve 4-5 hours of screen on time and dilver a faster charging speed and the special technology will not allow us to get the larger capacity and faster charging but rather just slightly improve the screen on time.

For more details, refer to this video and this is 3 years ago and we can see what enabled companies to provide us 6000+ mAh battery with faster charging and why apple samsung and Google are stuck at 5000mAh apple being close to 5000 because they refuse to give us split batteries and continue to proceed with the same way they implement there batteries.

https://youtu.be/UpqaQR4ikig

[AnirudhBabu]

Well said!
I think the bias from some fanboys needs to be balanced out 😊

[qwer123]

Exactly, one plus and xiomoi are examples in front of us they have parallel charging, much better battery technologies, much bigger battery, and much faster charging. Like if this was 2022 or even 2023 I would consider the special technology but where getting into late 2020s to this doesn't do it anymore when you have all these 4 qualities on other phones. 2020 would've been the better time because at that time there weren't 6000mAh 7000mAh and 65W was rare, it's crazy to think that 5 years later where still at 45W 5000mAh

[Helenna]

Hi qwer123,

You’ve made an excellent point about the advantages of dual-cell battery technology, especially in managing heat and allowing for faster charging without significant impact on battery health.

However, RedDogRabbit's statement is correct in noting that adopting advanced battery technologies, such as high-silicon batteries, presents a promising avenue for enhancing smartphone performance without the spatial and thermal challenges associated with dual-battery configurations.

We will consider this as a feedback and forward your suggestions to our team for review.

Thank you.

[qwer123]

Refer to the video it will further explain